Start to develop your WordPress widget by creating a class to create it and registering it with WordPress.

Widgets allow you or anyone using your site, theme or plugin to place content into the sidebar or any other widget area without having to write code. In this...

The only thing we've yet to do is actually put together a plugin that demonstrates how to use the API to implement our own custom taxonomies. So in this...

In this tutorial, we're going to take a look at how we can customize and improve the WooCommerce sale-flash display to show the effective discount percentage...

Before you can add products to your WooCommerce store, you'll need to configure your product settings. In this post, we look at exactly how to do this.

If your WordPress site uses a hierarchical page structure, it's helpful to display a list of pages in the current branch of the hierarchy in the sidebar. In...

Throughout this series, we've been focusing on building maintainable WordPress meta boxes. By that, I mean that we've been working to create a WordPress...

The database cache is an important factor to optimize your site. Let me give you an example of three tiered network: Now-a-days, applications are being...

Recently, a feature that's becoming more and more common with a lot of websites the social media profile widget. The widget consists of icons and text that...

In this article, we're going to continue our work by saving the information to the database, retrieving the information, and displaying it on the front-end....

In the previous article about configuration of W3 Total Cache plugin, we completed configurations of Page Caching. The next part of the advance settings is...

Up to this point, we've put together the basic file organization of the plugin as well as the front-end, but we haven't actually implemented functionality...